Sentence examples for the ultimate nomination from inspiring English sources

Should Bernie lose the ultimate nomination in late July in Philadelphia, as is fairly destined, this diverse collectivity is all but certain to fragment substantially.

But if a McCain victory here is to have truly significant meaning, the senator must not only beat Mr. Bush but demonstrate in beating him that he can pull large numbers of conservative Republican votes -- the ultimate key to the party's nomination -- not just the votes of Republican moderates, dissident Democrats and independents, his victory mix so far.

Forget Emmy nominations, Hiddleston received the ultimate pop culture accolade: a stint as Taylor Swift's boyfriend.

The Bagger sort of got the feeling that Mr. Altman could care less that none of his five nominations resulted in the ultimate prize.

So Sorrentino wrote something of a valentine for Caine, who made his first big splash 50 years ago as secret agent Harry Palmer in "The Ipcress File" and earned his first of four lead actor Oscar nominations as playing the ultimate cad "Alfie" a year later in the 1966 comedy-drama.

The Oscar nomination, his first, is no doubt the ultimate birthday present, coming just a few days after he celebrated his 60th.

For a capitalist like Trump, winning the Republican nomination will be like pulling off the ultimate moral Ponzi scheme; losing simply means more speaking tours and book sales.

His high premium on staff loyalty may well have led him to misjudge how his nomination of Ms. Miers -- by all accounts the ultimate loyalist -- would play.

Assessing the difficulties the governor must overcome to win the nomination, Mr. Jacobs said, "I can't predict what the ultimate outcome will be".

The ultimate aim is the selection of the Chief Executive by universal suffrage upon nomination by a broadly representative nominating committee in accordance with democratic procedures.

So does Bernie Sanders' strong grassroots showing against Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination, which matters more than the Republican race in Iowa as a pointer to the ultimate goal.